Driving after the clocks go back can bring extra difficulties for disabled drivers. From dazzling headlights and dry eyes to…
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Does your wheelchair feel comfortable at first, but cause pain or discomfort after several hours? We explore common seating problems,…
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Why do private hearing aids cost thousands of pounds when cheaper models are available? We examine UK hearing aid prices,…
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A raised voice, pacing or difficulty answering questions can sometimes be mistaken for aggression. We examine why disabled people may…
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Cri du Chat syndrome is a rare genetic condition that can affect feeding, growth, muscle tone and communication. Some newborns…
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Choosing a stairlift or home adaptation involves more than measuring the stairs. This guide explains how to assess your home,…
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Self-catering seaside accommodation can give disabled travellers more control over space, meals, personal care routines and equipment than a standard…
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Caring for a disabled child, partner or family member can make attending your own healthcare appointments difficult. Hospital visits, school…
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Choosing between home care and a nursing or rehabilitation facility after locked-in syndrome depends on the person’s wishes, clinical needs,…
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An incomplete spinal cord injury means some movement, sensation or both remain below the level of injury, but the term…
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